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Maybe a Crazy Idea . . . .

The-Hack

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But if there were an alum or wealthy program sponsor, what could stop them from doing “an option contract,” paying a potential hot coaching commodity, say 2 or 3 million, to refrain from interviewing with other programs for, say, eighteen months, or two years.

It would not “interfere” with their current employment, so their current employer could not complain.
 
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I can't see any coach and/or agent going for something like that......at least the vast majority. Most coaches and agents want more and more people talking to them.......leverage and options.

Let's take Sumrall for instance. What if he has a banner year? What if the hush money keeps him from talking to the Blue Blood programs?
 
I can't see any coach and/or agent going for something like that......at least the vast majority. Most coaches and agents want more and more people talking to them.......leverage and options.

Let's take Sumrall for instance. What if he has a banner year? What if the hush money keeps him from talking to the Blue Blood programs?
Sumrall will be coach at Auburn, Alabama or Kentucky someday. Kentucky has to be first to offer or he never comes here - that’s my opinion.

Go Big Blue!
 
Sumrall will be coach at Auburn, Alabama or Kentucky someday. Kentucky has to be first to offer or he never comes here - that’s my opinion.

Go Big Blue!
He’s waiting out for Bama. That dude wont last long if he keeps losing to Vanderbilt.
 
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